The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-10-01
DR.. GEO. b. NORRIS, Dentist, will
always be found Mt his Office in Morgan
town, hereafter, from the Goth to the
last Of every month.

OUR job room is still crowded
with orders, but we have room for
more.
DRoP in and sec Hutchinson &
Jacobs cent calico. and other goods
at prices as startling.
The nuisance Of trundling heavily
loaded hand wagons on the pave
ments ought to be abated.
TIE University Executive Com
mittee will hold meeting to day
to transact some routine business.
LADIES coats and gentlemen's over
coats, in clothing, in larger quaint
ties than ever before, at Hutchinson
d Jacobs.
STACKS of new and bright goods
at Hutchinson & Jacobs are being
carried away before they have time
to mark them.
Tom EVANS new house will be
heated by steam. The company
that put in the apparatus at the
University has the contract.
WE have not heard any response
to the NEW DoMNIoN's proposition
to build town hall. What does
the new Mayor say about it?
WE are indebted to our clever
friend Ed. selby for late Wichita,
Kansas, daily papers. The great
boom is still on in that place.
ONE after another of West Virgin
ia's towns establishes water works,
but Morgantown holds back while
having better natural advantages
than any of them.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
will meet at DR.. Lazier's tomorrow
Thursday evening. All are in
vited and those who attend will be
nicely entertained.
QUITE a number of people of this
place have already announced their
intention of attending the Union
town fair and Barnums show at
that place next week.
WE are too busy opening and
showing goods to write advertis-
ments, but ask all to call early and
we will show you through. Most
truly HUTCHINSON & JACOBS.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
for the purpose Of recognizing, on
Wednesday evening of this week, at
the residence of Mrs. Anna Richards.
All members are requested to be in
attendance.
SOME of our correspondents are
slow about sending us the news
from their respective localities
Why not give few minutes each
week to let your friends know what
your community is doing?
CLARK FISHER is again in the beef
best article to be had and delivers
it to his customers at low figures.
If you want to be served with nice,
cheap beef give Clark call.
J. w. MADEIRA, the News Agent,
takes subscriptions for over 5000
different newspapers, magazines, &e.,
by the copy, half year OF year at
publishers rates. BY leaving your
orders you save trouble and postage.
MANY persons are eager to have
steam in their dwellings since it is
in the University. But the price
put on it by the New York firm is
a little too steep for our pockets.
Gentlemen if you want to catch us
you will have to climb down little.
PENSIONERS residing in the States
of West Virginia and Virginia have
been notified that on and after No
vember LIST, 1887, all payments Of
pensions to them will be made by
the U. S. Pension Agent at Wash
ington, instead of by the agent al
Knoxville, Tennessee.
The receipts at the suspension
bridge must have been reduced to g
minimum during the protracted sea-
son of low water People can drive
across the bed Of the river almost
without wetting the wheels; and PEG
pie do not pay toll when there is 9
way around.
A TOWN can't grow unless it has
energetic and liberal business men
We have not as many of that class
as we need here. Let us inauguratt
a radical reform! Let us be more
industrious, more enterprising, more
liberal, and the whole populace will
soon see and feel it's effects
AN indignant editor expresses
himself thus: "a man who owes
several years subscription on a news
paper and asks the postmaster tt
send it back marked "Refused,' is il
our estimation mean enough to pu
tar in his hat when taking up /;
church collection, in order to stea
the small change"
The University brings from fort,
to fifty thousand dollars year t.
Morgantown. This is very gener
ally distributed through the com
munity, and helps to make bushes
tolerable. But outside of this tn
income of the town is very limited
We need more industries. Evel
though they be small, we ought t
have number of lines of industr,
that weAdo not have.
AN exchange says: "Sixty year
ago a bushel of wheat would bu
only two yards of calico or shifting
now it will buy fifteen or twenty
Then bushel of corn would onl
buy pound of nails, now it will blu
ten. Then it took a good cow
buy pair of factory blankets, no.
common cow will pay for six pair
fully as good. Think these thing
over, farmers, when disposed to wis
for "the good old times"
CONSIDERABLE excitement was crt
ated at Oakland, Nd, few day
since, by the attempt of VIM. Grin
of that place, to shoot his wifi
Mrs. Grim suspected her husband {
infdelity, and followed him to
place where she supposed the objeC
of his affections dwelt Grim DIRE
pistol from his pocket and fire
upon her, putting bullet throug
her hat, grazing her head. Grim
in Jail. He is indicted for violatin
the local option law. and was out q